Forum	Title	Content	Member	Sex	Country	Date/Time
Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion	Wife and her Daughter removing conditions	I just spoke to USCIS Customer Services at the 800 number, and I was told that since my wife's daughter is under the age of 18, (she is 17) she will not receive a separate NOA1 (extension letter) and will not receive a separate Biometrics Appt. letter. I was told that she will need to go to the same biometrics Appt as her mother, with no letter with her name on it. Her mother's letter should suffice. And, the daughter will need to make an INFO Pass Appt. to get a 551 stamp in her Passport. Does that sound correct to everyone??? It seems to me that she would need at least the Biometrics Appt Letter with her name on it. Anyone with some experience like this?? Thanks for the info so far and thanks for any additional info that you might have. Devereux QUOTE (sjoefl01 @ Mar 15 2009, 08:53 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> We have been fighting exactly the same fight. We sent the application in June of last year. The wife got the bio and the daughter only had the one year extension letter. We took the daughter to the appointment and they would not do the bio without an apointment letter. We have heard nothing since. The daughter has still not gotten the biometrics. We are writing our Senator this morning.	dxt7339	Male	Russia	2009-03-16 12:53:00
Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion	Wife and her Daughter removing conditions	My wife submitted her I-751 to remove conditions with her daughter listed on the application. My wife received the first NOA on February 26 and just received the Biometrics Appt. letter. Her daughter has not received anything. The Biometrics appt is scheduled for March 28. For the AOS they were scheduled for Biometrics at the same time. Should we be worried about not receiving any NOA for her daughter? Thanks, Devereux	dxt7339	Male	Russia	2009-03-14 11:24:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Sad Update	I am so very sorry to hear of your situation! ! ! It is almost unbelievable that someone would do this to another person. I guess that there are just some bad people out there and it can be difficult to determine someones real feelings if they are intent on deception. I wish you and your son much happiness in the future. Dev	dxt7339	Male	Russia	2006-02-16 08:51:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Child Support - Effect on I-134 & Poverty Guidelines	You are making too much out of this question. The intent of the I-134 is to determine if you are financially able to support your potential spouse and any new dependents. If you do not have custody and the do not live with you then the child is partially dependent on you for support. If the child lives with you and you do not receive any money from you Ex the the child is "wholly" dependent on you. It does not matter if you claim the child on your tax return or not. that is something negotiated in the divorce settlement. The thing that matters is are you paying money for support. If you are required to pay money for support, of course, this factors into the determination of meeting the poverty guidelines. And, if you are receiving money for child support through a court order, you would get to consider this as income, and it would help you in meeting the guidelines.	dxt7339	Male	Russia	2006-02-23 14:58:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	G-325A AND I-129f, MADE MISTAKE BY NR OF PREVIOUS MARRIAGES	If it was me, after I got the Notice of rReceipt of your petition and case Number I would immediately send them the corrected information and explain that you mis-understood what was required and later realized that all marriages/divorces needed to be included, not just the last one. Good Luck! ! !	dxt7339	Male	Russia	2006-02-23 14:42:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	AFFIDAVIT OF SUPPORT	He will need to provide the I-134, Affidavit of Support to you when you go for the interview. The instructions that you receive from the Embassy will tell you about the number of years of Tax returns. For my fiance, from the US Embassy in Moscow, her instructions was for me to provide the last year of Tax Returns. I think this is standard for K-1 visa. I did supply 3 years to be on the safe side. It was not big effort. But I would provide a letter to explain why there is NO Tax Return provided.	dxt7339	Male	Russia	2006-02-28 07:51:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	AFFIDAVIT OF SUPPORT	So, do I understand correct that your fiance has not worked in the last three years? No part time work where he SHOULD have filed a tax return? Just need to make sure that his not filing was in fact not required. But For a K-1 Visa, the instructions only asked for one year of tax returns. But It appears to me from your own research that if there was no required tax filing, then his current income must be substantiated with a letter from his employer. And that is all. I would write a letter to explain why no tax returns were filed because this is very unusual.	dxt7339	Male	Russia	2006-02-28 07:30:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	RFE confusion	Would you explain what the issue was and how you resolved it without much problem? It would be interesting to the rest of us, I think.	dxt7339	Male	Russia	2006-02-27 16:12:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures	Polyamory and K-1 visas	I believe Polygamy is being married to more than one person. not being married to one person and having a boyfriend/girlfriend on the side. I dont agree with your lifestyle and I'm going to post anyway. The USCIS takes the position that even a person who has practiced polygamy in the past is barred from establishing good moral character. That statement comes from the 4th edition of the Citizenship and Naturalization Guide and pretty much the thought process of mainstream America. Sort yourself out and please dont take up precious bonafide relationship space.	dxt7339	Male	Russia	2007-03-26 08:34:00